Grand Hotel Wagner Palermo

About Grand Hotel Wagner Palermo

A jewel in the crown of luxurious Sicilian hotels; the 5 Star Grand Hotel Wagner is the result of recent renovation on a neo-classical palace built in the early 20th century and whose restoration has brought back its original splendour. Not far from the historical Massimo and Politeama Theatres or the most important streets in the city; such as Via Liberta; Viale Ruggero Settimo and Via Ppe di Belmonte. The hotel takes its name from the famous composer Richard Wagner who lived in this street between 1881 and 1882. From the sumptuous shiny marble steps at the entrance; the hotel exudes an aura of another era where handcrafted wrought iron blends beautifully with the warmth of timber and precious gold decorations. The large Hall with its many windows; sparkle with light; thanks to the famous chandelier which was used in the renowned great ball scene of the film Il Gattopardo. The interior of the hotel is decorated ornately with antique paintings; rare marble; windows which have been handmade by noted craftsmen and a rare antique fireplace. Next to the Hall there is our elegant American Bar and a Fitness and Wellness area; which is equipped with a sauna; colour-therapy; treadmills; exercise bicycles and a massage room. On the fourth floor; the hotel has a large terrace and the Verdi and Rossini meetings rooms which are both equipped with the latest technology and are the ideal setting for any type of meeting. All rooms enjoy a perfect balance between the elegance of the furnishings and the latest in modern technology. Just 100m from the hotel is a private paid garage. The hotel can pick up and bring your car to you at the hotel. Additional Information; Children age 2 and under stay free in the room with parents and in existing bedding. Children over this age will be considered an adult. The hotel reserves the right to without prior notification cancel any reservation with an invalid or incomplete credit card number.

The Grand Hotel Wagner is situated in the heart of the city not far from the historical Massimo Theatre; the Politeama Theatre and also the most important streets in the city such as Via Liberta;, Viale Ruggero Settimo and the pedestrian area of Via Ppe di Belmonte where the best boutiques; bars; restaurants and cinemas can be found.